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12 Aug 2013

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Aug 12, 2013

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10

Autistic Children Wander Deaths Spur Calls To Act

A spate of child drownings linked to wandering by autistic kids prompts urgent action. Alyvia Navarro in Wareham Massachusetts, Mikaela Lynch in Clearlake California, and Anthony Kuznia in East Grand Forks Minnesota died after slipping from caregivers. The cases highlight a broader trend of wandering, with CDC estimates showing about 1 in 50 children affected.

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Wareham Mass Alyvia Navarro Clearlake Calif Mikaela Lynch Mikaela Anthony Kuznia Red River East Grand Forks Minn Pediatrics Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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Precautions to curb wandering for autistic children

Experts suggest locks and alarms on doors and windows and stop signs in the home. ID bracelets or tracking devices help monitor the child. The National Autism Association recommends swimming lessons for special needs and a family emergency plan. Notify local emergency services and trusted neighbors about wandering patterns.

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National Autism Association YMCA
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Telemedicine growth seen in Kentucky with broader access

The Courier Journal notes telemedicine will rise as doctors use videoconferencing to ease rural shortages. As 600000 more Kentuckians gain insurance, sites expand from 200 to more, with patients in Morehead praised for remote visits, including a 5 year old treated by Jewel Harmon.

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Louisville, Ky Courier-Journal Greg Jicha University of Kentucky Sanders-Brown Center On Kentucky Telehealth Network Jicha Thomas Badgett U of L Physicians-Pediatrics Louisville Jewel Harmon Morehead Jessica Noble
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